Review on Chemical Guys CWS_133 Glossworkz Fluid_Ounces by David Banks

I usually use CGuys Citrus Wash and Gloss. But I've heard good things about Glossworkz. Comparatively, in my experience, Glossworkz lathers slightly better when used in either a foam cannon or foam cannon. It's not a day/night difference, but it's noticeable. In general, I would say that CW&G feels smoother (more lubricity) if you use 1 ounce of product in 5 gallons of water. The main benefit of Glossworkz is that it is pH balanced; You will not remove the wax/seal no matter how much product you use, this does not apply to CW&G. When using CW&G you need to be careful of the dilution ratio as higher concentrations (1 ounce per gallon and up) will remove any sealant/wax from your car. In addition, Glossworkz does not delaminate and does not need to be shaken vigorously before use, as is the case with CW&G. In general, both products clean your car very well. Glossworkz has some advantages, but the difference in performance isn't much better or anything. If you have a gallon of CW&G you're not going to throw it away in favor of Glossworkz, but if you run out of detergent I'd have no hesitation in trying Glossworkz, it's top notch. car wash soap, and it's at least as good as what you're currently using.